. >> hutton thinks he has a gm solution. >> so these tomatoes here are special tomatoes, right? >> this whole trial has set up the trans genic. >> you're refer to go. >> in this cases a pepper gene taken outs of bell peppers and put in tomatoes that were not there originally. >> scientists have inserted a pepper gene known as the bs 2 into tomatoes to make them resistant to spot disease. >> do you think if this were to go to market regular consumers would be more comfortable about the idea of a gmo tomato that has genes from a pepper. >> we know the protein product. we know what it does. we know it's safe. a natural plant defense gene might come across more palatable to some people. >> palatable is key for researchers who hope crops which have been modified with only genes from other plants will lead the way towards gmo acceptance. >> that's the sad batter. there are only so many strawberries in the industry to produce money for farmers. >> this npr 1 strawberry is not deregulated. >> it's not deregulated. it looks delicious. it can't hurt you. you can't eat it. >> all right. >>

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the suspect went in the pizza hutton north broad street on august 20th around 10:30 p.m. he threatened an employee with the gun and then demanded cash. beat way with an unknown amount of money. if you know anything about this man call the police. >>> police are searching for a man who robbed a 7-eleven in logan circle. police say this suspect entered on franklin town boulevard, shortly before 4:00a m on august 19th. when he asked for cigarettes police say suspect sprayed employee with mace or pepper spray. if you have any information on this call the police. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" a warning from the shore, as the summer season wind down, the trips to certain beach spots may be more dangerous. our cleve bryan will explain. >>> history on the move in cape may county why this nearly third looked up a and hauled away, kate. >>> and tracking just a few scattered showers and storms this evening, as a front moves through and it has been steam toy day but behind this front some changes, your full seven day forecast, i think you will a's like it coming up in a few

hutton, when bob woodward speaks, people tend to listen. >> if you look at nixon and the history of thisthe tapes, nixon would always say, oh, yeah, everything is fine. it looked good. he didn't remember the bad structu stuff, and that's human nature. we don't remember the bad stuff. and 60,000 e-mails, my god. >> premature. inappropriate for such a comparison? >> i think it's a little early. i think bob is actually in concert with the majority of people in the latest fox poll. 58% say they think she lied. beyond that, did she break the law? well, nixon broke the law. i don't think we have seen anything yet that would indicate that secretary clinton as secretary of state broke the law. you have a lot of republicans, i think, who are hyperventilating and who are engaging in overreach about this business, well, we'll see what's in the server and then questioning whether or not the fbi and the justice department will be fair and impartial in looking at this because of president obama, so there's a lot of political overlay here. but she created this problem by using the private server. and t

many of your comments were like this from john michael hutton: "uber drivers should have to comply with the same rules and regulations that cab drivers must. if it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's a duck." and this, from wes montgomery: "uber handles the payment and specifies what payment methods are available. uber is a car service. drivers are an integral part of their business model. these facts point strongly to an employment relationship regardless of who owns the car or whether they set their own hours and choose which fares to accept." kathleen anderson added: "i do not understand why they are not subject to the same rules and regs as taxi drivers. they are selling the same service. can someone explain that?" and finally there was this from trustknow1: "i might be old fashioned, but i'll do my own shopping and stick with a traditional taxi service." as always, we welcome your comments at www.pbs.org/newshour, on our facebook page or tweet us at newshour. >> sreenivasan: finally tonight activists with the n.a.a.c.p., has begun an 860-mile journey for justice. the 46-

hutton, when bob woodward speaks, people tend to listen. >> if you look at nixon and the history of thises, nixon would always say, oh, yeah, everything is fine. it looked good. he didn't remember the bad structu stuff, and that's human nature. we don't remember the bad stuff. and 60,000 e-mails, my god. >> premature. inappropriate for such a comparison? >> i think it's a little early. i think bob is actually in concert with the majority of people in the latest fox poll. 58% say they think she lied. beyond that, did she break the law? well, nixon broke the law. i don't think we have seen anything yet that would indicate that secretary clinton as secretary of state broke the law. you have a lot of republicans, i think, who are hyperventilating and who are engaging in overreach about this business, well, we'll see what's in the server and then questioning whether or not the fbi and the justice department will be fair and impartial in looking at this because of president obama, so there's a lot of political overlay here. but she created this problem by using the private server. and the ques

latest robbery happened at a pizza hutton friday, the robber pointed a gun at the 19 year-old employee while she handed him money from the register. police think they have seen this guy before. he might be the same guy who robbed a delivery driver on nearby 15th street only a few days earlier. customers are worried that they will get stuck in one of those hold ups. >> potential customers, sitting there eating, and not knowing what is going on, and they can become potential victims as well. >> you have to be aware of your surroundings at all times in this day and age. 6:11. >>> someone tries to smuggle drugs and weapons in the prison and police say they have never seen anyone try it like this before. >> wasn't in a cake. >> no. >> what the crooks used to try to get the goods in. we will tell you how. >> bob knows this kind of stuff. >> do you, bob. >> yes, read tonight a book. 6:11. northbound i-95 we have a major jam up toward the airport an accident causing delays in the just on i-95 but also on 476. we will take you out their life. sue a has our tuesday forecast. we will grab a cup o